Shark Tank India fame Namita Thapar gives out suggestions on drinking tea, netizens be like 'Isme meri expertise nahi hai'

Namita Thapar , executive director of Emcure Pharmaceuticals and one of the sharks on Shark Tank India , has invested in a female-led venture, The Bread Company India. Taking to Instagram, Namita posted a video wherein she is promoting the company while suggesting her fans to try their rusks with tea. In the caption, she wrote, “Proud to invest in female founder-led venture @thebreadcompany_india, I love their rusks with my gujju ginger & lemongrass chai .. they are incredible & def pass my dunkability test 😎!”

Soon after her post surfaced online, netizens reacted with Namita’s very own one-liner, ‘Isme meri expertise nahi hai’ from the business reality show. While one user wrote, “Market mei toh bohut sare products hai, aapka product kon buy karega ..😂😂😂 So I am out ..🤣🤣”, another commented, “Isme meri expertise nahi hai so I out, but I wish you all the very best…!😂”. The other user added, “Mene allready ek bread company ko like kr diya hai isliye me aaj ke liye i am out but wish you all very best.😍” Check out the reactions here:

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Namita has gained immense popularity in the social media world after the grand success of Sony TV’s Shark Tank India season 1. She became close friends with other judges including Peyush Goyal, Ashneer Grover , Aman Gupta , Ghazal Alagh , and Anupam Mittal after having fought over deals, entered into work alliances, and impressed the audience with their business acumen through the show.

Earlier, all the sharks had a reunion at a party hosted by Peyush Bansal for his son Ivaan. Anupam Mittal was the only one missing from this fun reunion attended by the sharks with their spouses and kids. Take a look at the pictures:

Meanwhile, the makers of the Shark Tank India have announced the second season of the reality show. It is to launch in December 2022. The program will keep the same concept as last season, with a few adjustments to fit the new reality television style.